New Zealand could host a second Australian Supercars weekend as soon as 2026.

Red Bull Racing confirms young New Zealand driver Liam Lawson will team with champion Max Verstappen.

A wide range of sports are represented in the 33 finalists across six categories in the Halberg Awards.

Wellington Saints announce Hyrum Harris as their first player signing for the 2025 National Basketball League.

Two-time Grand Slam champion, Simona Halep has been granted a wildcard entry to the ASB Classic

New Zealand hockey star Hugo Inglis has officially announced his retirement after nearly 15 years

Mitchell Santner appointed the new Black Caps white-ball captain, taking over the role from Kane Williamson.

After a quiet opening to the NBL's free agency period, the Manawatu Jets made the first big splash.

The Otago Sparks looking unstoppable in the HBJ Shield after a sixth straight bonus-point victory.

Black Ferns Sevens rugby star Michaela Blyde signed by the NZ Warriors in a major code-code coup.

New Zealand's Ben Robb has been bounced from the PDC World Darts Championship in the first round.

The Black Caps beat England in the third test at Seddon Park by 424 runs with a day and a half to spare.

Experienced All Whites defender Tim Payne is staying with the Wellington Phoenix long-term.

Kelly Jackson recognised with a record-equalling third supreme award at the Netball NZ Awards.

The Black Caps are set for a massive victory over England in the third test at Seddon Park in Hamilton.

Defending champions, New Zealand's Lydia Ko and Australian Jason Day have finished sixth at the pairs Grant Thornton Invitational in Florida

New Zealand Olympian Helena Gasson has finished her swimming career in style on the final day at the World Short Course Championship

A Neyder Moreno free-kick in the fifth minute of stoppage time secured 2-2 draw for Auckland FC against Melbourne City to stay unbeaten

How quickly things change. The Black Caps are looking good after two days of the third test against England at Seddon Park in Hamilton.

In his first World Championship Ironman event, New Zealand Olympic silver medallist Hayden Wilde has finished second at the 70.3 Taupo race.